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OMAHA. MONDAY MORNING. MAY 25, 1874.
NO. 286.
THE DAILY BEE.
EDAVAKD KOSEWATEB, Editor sad Prop''
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Ofics-f o. 138 FaraUuim sirs-. sew.
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TEEMS OF SCBSCEIPTIOK:
Jce ropT, one year, in so1 ranee $7.00
. ilinoDtb,!" sdranoe 4JM
three rnenths in sdTane,... . 2.00
ca-If not paid In adrsnce, W per mm will
g. coUeted. ' ,
FREDERICK,
WASHINGTON.
A Congressional Cock Fight
Sunset Cox Croweth.
Historical Eomance.
Bellie's Nuptials.
Financial and Centennial.
The Omaha Bridge, Etc
LEADING HA1TERJ
Best Goodsr"
FarnL.azn.St-
OMAHA.
Opposite the
Urin.I O-ntr I Hotel. 1
OMAHA BUSINESS DMffORY.
03ASKER MASUrAOrOEY.
McClureA s-'mitb. 1S Harney street, bet.
11th aud lZth. decl8tt
GLASS AND FICIDSB FSAXE8.
JBeinhart. IS IKju'Iss street, dealer In
.winJow glass ami picture frames, ('lazing
done to order. S.2U"
B00T3 ASD BHOES.
Vi'Iip Lang, 15S Karnbam It,. Mn JOth
SLtlllSU. IeM9rl
cohfictiohebt:
L. Laky. corner 12lrf and D ragla streets.
Philip Lai
Ld 115
XX. ni nuLicturcr and whuli-ule de.lcr in
caiidiftanJcon'e.tlonjry. Country trail bo
Hceted. - " I1U
COA". DSALEK8.
Poland A Elll't,coal, lime, cement hair, etc,
131 Farnhain at. fcbldmS
DRUGGIST?.
J A. Rowler, du.Ist, corner 12U and Har
. neysU
PAWN BEOKEP.
" r Elgutter, No. 200 Farnham at. lel'tt
a.AUKDBY.
Anrw laundry opened at 511 ilth sL, bet.
Farnhaoi and Douglas. The washing and
Ironing will be done to 'rder, first class work
rAUHTRS.
T elmnni B-ard, Lou -a and sign painUrs,
XJ loth St. bet. F.rnuam and Uaruer. azsu
80AP PA0T0ET. '
"premium Soap Works. -PoVelUt" Co, still
X nijuu'octars their Premium fcosp. Fire
first preislums awarded by the Dougta" county
nd Sute fairs, and Fotuwattaaie county, Is.
Orders solicited Ironj lb trade.
JAS. M. McVlTTIE,
WHOLESALE DEiLFS IS w
Clarified Cider.
133 rail ISO Faruham Street.
F. COUIiT,
Leading Bootmaker
J S3 rarahas street
TTASonntnl a full line of LaJioV Goods
s I wbiLli ha 1 closing out at cos-. U lie Mm
ft call and get gaud bargains.
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAItT
JVCHe has on hsnd an excelleu stock pf
Cents' wear, best in the city, ol Eastern tsanu
t ure or home made. a29tml
255 Uarney street, betveen 14th and 15th.
Carriage and Wagoa Xaklfi?
In all Jt Branches, In the latest and most
approreJ pattern.
HOBSE SHOEUiG AND BLACKSMITHINU
end repairing done on short notice.
stp2s lr
ii. seine c t. kfpcii.
(JBET1E k KAKBACH,
15th t, Leiweca Farnham and arney sts.
OMAHA, - - NEB.
XAXUFAOTCEKR OT
Spring and Farm Wagons,
UGtUEK AXn CalUtl.CB.
Dealers in sndiuaoufactnrers of
AGRICELTURAL IMPrESENTS!
PAKTICULB ATTENTION PAID TO
IIOKSHNHOLI.tU.
stVRrpearing ol wagons sod blackamiihlng
promptly done at reasonable irlew, piydaw6iu
MR!. J. E. VAK DERCOQK
Eclectic PL jsioian
Besldence and office 230 DuJge st bet 11th and
taiu sis.
8clal attention paid to'obtetrlci and dla
rancs ptullmr U women and children. I91L
EstabllBbed 185 .
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
538 540 Fourteenth Street,
(OHSce np stairs.) Omaha, Nebraska. Carriages
and Buggies on hand or tcadd to order.
N. B. Particular attention paid to Bepslr
lng. -- pr2S-U
II. WILUIEUt.
J. TAYLOR.
WILLHELX ATATLOB,
POEK PACKEKS,
Z, and Cbicsgo streets,
OMAHA,
NEB,
ABE now pr pared to dellTerln larfe or
small quantities, their, mild sugsr-cored
"AU.Mi sucit" tirana of hanund brrauast
bacon, put up exprnnly for family ue. On
hand pure kettlerendered leal lard, by the
barrel or in cans of 10, 15, 15 or 1 0 It..
eOrden promptly filled"
(sletal Co laponaence.ot the Bee.)
WasiiinuTOX, May 20.
Congress has at last realized that
earnest legislation is imperative, in
order to effect an adjournment be
fore the hot summer sun and its en
ervating influence is upon us, and
have gone to work.with a zealous in
terest to accomplish something for
the treneral irood. The failure of
the Centennial bill, which promised
such a juicy bone in the mouths of
the lobby, has had the effect of
dampening the legislative ardor of
many members, and the passage of
the finance bill in the Senate, has,
in a great measure, exhausted the
material of this Congress. The ap
propriation bill for the maintenance
and current expenses of the UiHer
,ent departments of the government
service have "been adjusted without
serioiw hindrance, and the day of
adjournment bein fixed to June
22d business will henceforth be
dispatched with greater celerity.
It is a matter of interest to the
visitor to notice the large number of
seats that will be vacated in the
House or senate, when some bill is
under consideration in which no
personal interest is attached, or in
which no political capital can be
made. The record of absentee,
upon measures which are purely for
the benefit of tbo general good, is
noticeably large. On the other
hand, when the Centennial bill was
under discussion, the livliest interest
was manifested, and the House pre.
Aentfd a full row of seats. I may
"say here that a large female lobhy
was interested in this hjijl, and this
feature of It-elf ought to have sent
"where the "woodbine twineth."
Aresolution offered in the House a
day or two since, brought every
member present, to his feet, and a
lively dkcussjon brought out that
chronlo humorist, Sunset Cox,
again with one of his ludricous ex
hibitions. The resolution was in
effect to prohibit the publication In
the. Congressional Becord of
speeches never made upon the floor,
or which had been written for some
illustrious representative, by some
threadbare- impecunious Behemian.
This" resolution was considered a
base violation "of hereditary rjght,
and an infringement upon ono of
the dearest peirogatives of a. Con
gressman. Of course such an idea
could not bo tojprated fora moment,
and a regular ;qiim'-Monal
"fetich" was Inaugurated at ence,
Among the countless digits that
went up in wild gesticulation to
ward the speaker, together with a
full toot from his basson, was the
wiry figure of spectrum analysN,
Sunset Cox.
He began by launching a few in
vectives at Speaker Blaine, and
criticjsed pvprything and everybody
on general principles ho made spe
cial target at Blaine because he had
ordered the Reporters not to Insert
"laughter," "applause" etc. in the
congressional report of speeches.
This was in the eyes of Cox, taking
the lightning rods away from his
thunder: and he could not be recon
ciled to be so pasjly cast into obliv
ion. Speaker Blaine, explained hi
course, by stating that the rules of
the House prohibited any disorder
or applause, and it seemed to him
much rnore proper to have the. Rec
ord coufonsj to thp rules. Mr. Cox
parried tills thrust effectually, by
suggesting that in his opinion it
would be still more appropriate to
have the House conform to the
rules. "Why sir," said Mr. Cox,
"at tjmes a big fire lell would hard
ly be heard in tjjp House."
Mr. Eldridge, " of Wisconsin,
thought this a good opportunity for
him, so ho struck in with the state
ment that there w&a a rrood deal of
"ding dong anyhow." "Yes, sir,"
says Mr, Cox, "ami nobody pulls
the bell oftener than the gentleman
from Wisconsin."
Hereupon the gravity of the
House lost its equilibrium and gen
eral ttisorder prevailed, notwith
standing the vigorous thumping of
the Speaker's gavel. It Is needless
say mat the resolution was ta
Now an appropriation is now ask
ed for from Congress to complete
the work upon the monument,
which came to such a sudden ter
mination. The all-absorbing topic in social
circles at present is the forthcoming
marriage of Miss Nellie Grant and
the mutton-chopped representative
of "Howl'd Hingland. The cere
mony takes place at 11 a. m. to
morrow in strict accordance with
English custom. The trosseau is
said to be most elegant and costly
ever used in this country. Many
guests from New York and else
where have already arrived; the af
fair is to be creme tie la crcme, with
the finest distinctions. There will
be no groomsmen. The bridesmaids
are Misses Barnes, Dent, Fish, Fre
llnghuysen, Porter, Drexel, Cooke
and Sherman. The precedent es
tablished in this marriage, of mak
ing alliances between thelamilyof
the Chief Executive of the nation,
and titled foreigners is criticised
severely in many quarters, but lit
tle is said openly in the Press. The
love and veneration for Republican
institutions, and the Republican
form of crovernment, ought to be so
grinly implanted in- the hearts of
merican daughters as to look with
disdain upon all such alliances.
In this instance of the President's
daughter, she is said to be a charm
ingly sweet tempered, loveable girl
of 17, but without education. She
was placed at boarding school soon
after the President took the execu
tive chair, but constantly longed for
the society of a doting mother, and
to experience the no doubt flatter
ing admiration which naturally
followed the foot steps of the father.
Personally she is a very ordinary,
plain looking girl, and Sartoris can
only congratulate himself that he
won a President's daughter "only
this and nothing more."
In contrast to this was the man
riage of Miss Blair, on Thursday
last, to Mr. Janln, both of this city.
A very elegant wedding, and both
parties to it speaking fluently six
languages. I can see a very desira
ble advantage this couple will have
over ordinary individuals, insomuch
that in tbeinevitable "family jars"
which must take place sooner or
later, they can quarrel In six differ
ent languages, and having exhaust
ed all the adjectives in the French
tongue, can conveniently change off
for-a few Dutch synonyms.
The all important bridge question
still occupies the entire time and
arduous labors of our Nebraska
Representatives in Congress. The.
ooniniittee have not yet reported a
bill , and the contemplated move to
do so, and put it through under a
suspension of the rules, will mis
carry. The Iowa Interests have
hail a stronc delegation here from
the uqiumencement of the session,
and it has" required' (he most lynx
eyed watchfulness and constant sur
veillance on the part of our delega
VERY LATEST.
Sunday Night's dispatches.
Bpedailj Bepcrted for tie Omabt Daily Bes,
br lis Atlantis ad Facifio Talegwpk Co.
New York, May 24.
The coach drivers of this city held
a mass meeting this afternoon and
decided to strike to-morrow for an
advance of wages. They now re
ceive 2.50 per day, and demand an
advance of fifty cents. There are
about four hundred drivers in the
city.
Columbia, Pa., May 24.
Julius Sherman, member of the
Pennsylvania Legislature from Lan
caster county, was shot and mor
tally wounded by Jacob Wittmef,
at Washington, Lancaster county,
last evening. Wittmer was intoxi
cated and threatened to shoot his
wife, whereupon Sherman entered
Wittmer's house and interfered.
The ball entered his abdomen and
lodged in his spine and the wound
is considered mortal. Wittmer was
arrested and jailed atXancaster.
TELEGRAPHIC.
4 O'CLOCK P. M.
CABLEGRAMS.
New York, May 2s.
The steamer Henry Chauncey ar
rived here from Aspiuwall. Advi
ces from Panama announce the
death of the UnltedStatea-Minister
to Bolivia to have taken place at
Le Passe, on the 1 G th of April. The
family of the deceasedwill return
to America with the remains.
The state of affairs regards to the
Isthmus continues in relation with
the Darien canal. An expedition
has been sent to chastise them for
the attacks they had made on Con
cha, and returned, not being able
to effect their object. There is
nothing particular in the interior.
The Republic Congress is still in
session. Nicargua is reported quiet
and chiefly occupjed about the
election of President.
. Little Rock, May 23.
if uov' definitely known here
that It is very probable the constitu
tional convention will declare the
otiiee of governor vacant, and that
if Baxter or Brooks should be can
didates for re-election neither of
them would be successful.
Charleston, S. C. May 23.
the sale of property of the delin
quent tax-payers of Charleston coun-
t , was concluded to-day. Twenty
nine hundred pieces of real es
tate in the county has been forfeit
ed to the State for want of biddere.
New York, May 23.
Times special from Northampton
says that Avork Avas resumed in the
valley yesterday morning according
to programme. Fifty men A-cre sent
to clear Haydensville, and an equal
number sent to Leeds. No bodies
Avere found yesterday and people of
... i tuiages Avere engaged in,
limning arrangements for future'
homes. At Williamsburg thesclect
men met in the town hall and dis
cussed the nronriptv nf r..ln;i,i;iwr
the churches, the citizens being un
animous in their acquiescence. It
is announced, in deference to popu
lar feeling in the place, that the
water in the Goshen rcserA-olr should
be lowered forthwith.
Gen.
M.vDiuD,SMay 23.
Concha has entered Vilto-
ria.
London, May 23.
JTerr Von Deweier, Embassador
of the Belgium goA'erument to the
London court, is dead.
New
London, May 22.
4:30 p. m. At this hour a heavy
thunder shoAver, accompanied by
lightning, prevails here. It is the
first rain that has fallen for some
time. ' - -
London, May 10.
The Countess of Aberdeen, has
forwarded sixteen hundred dollars
to the American Seamen's Society,
of Boston, for the purchase of
books.
Spring Goods.
AT CRUICKSHANK'S
EMBBOIDEBrEJS! EDVnBE,OXIDBK,IE!S
PRICES LOWm THAW EVER.
20,0(70 Yards of Hamburg Edgmw , ard Ironings of the Newest and ChoicestPart.ro.
of this Season's Importation. .
Versailles, May 23.;
The arrangements" entered into
yesterday, for the formation of a
neAv ministry, having failed, Presi
dent McMahon has decided to form
one himself.
tion, to foil them in several adroit
measures tending toward Avresting
from Omaha the terminus of the U.
P. road.
I may say noA-, that Avhen the
issue comes, they will be forced to
an open free fight ijpon the floor,
and all that Omaha wnllts jsa fair
and equal chance. 'This avo Avill
get, but only in consequence of jM?r
sistent and Avatchful zeal, Avith
njucji hard Avork, "seeing the members'
I had Intended in this letter dis
canting more at length upon the
notables and objects of interest in
and flboilt Washington, but as it has
already tronohed up the columns of
the Bee, I avUI reservo the material
on hand for a future letter.
Styngax.
Additional Te'egraph.
Ladies' Fashionable Cloak
aiid Dress Maker. -
Promenade Suits, Ermine 'tHwes, Wddinf
feuiu, Morale; AV rappers, Coats, Ac, cut to or
der In the latest Parisian styles. Harinj car
ried on fashionable catting aqd fittlne lor la
dlsiln all Its branches tn the nrious ctpltals
and centres of fssbton In Europe sDd America.
J Uke Pleasure in Introducing ray seU to the
ladles of Omahu Satisfaction guaranteed in
Try department olmy proaesaionr c "
5o,Se918Ua dtrrrn-t C v .
2ti . ''B. WILT.
C fn QOA PR DAY. Agents want
50 lW OfCU ed. All classes of work
ing people ol either mi, young or old, make
more money at work for us in their spars mo
menta or 11 the time, than at any thing els.
Address STINSON & CO., Portland, Maine-nor5vl
.aar
LO
3UiSt,lKLFaxtalfj?F7.
U, P, R. R. MEAT MARKET.
10th street bet Callfcrola and Webster.
"-TJTE JfEEP ON HAND THJE BEST
VY supfir of FRESU AND SALTED
MEATS. Also r large stock Hf Fine Sugar
Cured Hams sad Breakfast Bacon, st the low:
ett'rates. WM. ACST 4V KXUXH, "
f:J-l7 ' froprfciors.
to
bled, and the Congressional Record
avUI continue to. print speeches that
Avere neA-er delivered, as well as In
clude the appropriate number of
"applauses," "laughter," etc.
An amiwlnfir bjt of romance, as
Avell as historical Incident, has Junt
been brought to public notice
through the report of a committee
appointed to Investigate and report
upon the propriety of pinking an
appropriation for the purpose of
completing a monument near Fred
ericksburg, In memory of Martha
Washington. It seems that a
wealthy merchant of Nbav York
City became enamored, a number
of years ago, Avith a Miss Custis,
grand-daughter ofMartlia Washing
ton, and while pressing his suit,
Avith apparent success, conceived
the idea of building a splendid tri
bute to the young lady's grand
mother. This may be considered
a novel method of getting at a
young gjrl's affections!, under the
present system of education; but it
ansAA'ered admirably In the case un
der discussion) and, together, the
lovers planned the monument, and
costly marble was imported for the
purpose, the ground for tle location
of the monument selected, bought
and paid for by the New
"York gentleman, and eA-ery
thing progressed finely to
AAard the "completion of the struc
ture, and the capture of the bird,
But the old story over again. A
new lover steps upon tbesoene dyr
ing the absenco of the first, and
wins away his darling. But what
is stranger still, the wealthy gentle
man from New York looses all his
interest in the monument business,
from this moment, and disappears
from; ib,(S$-ne, abandoning all Avork
upon the structure,
Ox-et $20,000 was expended upon
the work, and to-day the marble
shaft lies upon the giound, over
grown with Aveeds and. creeping
A-ines. A sad commentary1 upon
unrequired affection.
Oh! woman inconstant thou art.
To oneness of lore, or oneness of heart;
So prone to trifle with afiecUon, manls best
Restate, -
Xo grasp it second lore, the first half .
Washington, May 21.
Mr. Willlantw, of Michigan, will
seek an opportunity to bring before
the House for action, a bill recently
reported from the House committee
on Pacific railroads, for providing
moans for pompejljng Pacjfio rail
road companles"lo"set aside annual
ly 5 per cent of their net earnings for
the payment of the Interest ad'an
ced by tho Government on their
bond. Also a bill relating to the
Union Pacjficrallroad company and
the Omaha bridge.
Gen. Butler has recovered suffi
ciently from his illness to attend the
House session to-day. He contin
ues very Avcak, and returns to his
duty against the advice of his phy
sician. It is reported that the President
has advised that the civil rights bill
be laid aside for this session". It
will, howeA-er, undoubtedly pas's the
Senate.
A colored man of political promi
nence in Georgia, is iioav here, and
represents that tjie grange organi
zations in the South, exclude colored
men, and are composed exclusively
of planters, Avho secretely haAe
agreed to A'ery onerous labor re
strictions throughout the South,
which tends practically to reduce
the negroes agqin to a ponditjon of
servitude. Hf bay pip 'rangers
there haA-e become Ku Klux organi
zations. "
2 a. ii, There is no prospect qf a
A-oto for an hour and a "half yet on
the civil rights bill hi the Senate.
Mr. Merrimon has just finished his
remarks, and Mr, Hamilton, of
Maryland, Is nqw tuekjng against
the bill.
HiLLSBUao, Ohio, May 23.
Tho crusaders roappearetl to-dav
in large numbers, and Avhile con
ducting services in front ot a saloon
were arrested andtaken to the
police station. Their arrest caused
considerable excitement, attractinir
a ennvd t8 hearing the result
Some of the most prominent ladies
being fiued twenty-five dollars each
and a gentleman Avho apcompanled
them fifty-dollarssmd costs. Th
fine Avere paid usvder protest, and
an appeal wll be made to a higher
court: ' Sir-
PiiiLADELPiiiA7May 22.
At a meeting of the Centennjal
Commission torday, the chairman
of the finance commkee reported
that the contracts for fbe art gal
lery and museum avUI soon he given
out. This will cost Jl.oOaoOO : con
servatory $200,000; machinery ball
$80,000; main pxbihitjqn buying
$2,000,000; agricultural 250
000 1 besides grading and otijer eon.
tlngencies to the amoiani not pro
Aided for of about S3,000,000. The
committee recommended the aband
onment of the plans forf the main
building, aqd the adoption of a more
niouinep; plan, the AvfMle report
was reixnimjiiieii. i.
" - tSrS
Hamlet O
9th street betweenjones and
OMAHA, - NEB
TTEEPSTHE MOST COAfPri
LV met of Ladles' and Gents' straw
"m " 'ntrimmed. Parasols. Pii
Ladies' and Gents' Bo ta. tiT Mr
UOOds is Complete. SeUlnronlr W
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Washington, May 24.
Delegate McCormick succeeded
yesterday in procuring the passage
by the House of four bills intro
duced by him. Three of them are
important to the army as follows :
A bill proA'iding that section 16 of
the act approved July 15, 1870, shall
jiot be construed to prescribe to the
President from authorizing the com
missioned officers of the army to
Avear embroidery upon the collar of
the authorized uniform as an hon
orary distinction of the proper em
blem, or insignia of rank of the
highest grade they have held'by
Brevet or other commission, either
m the regular or A'olunteer service ;
aho, a bjll providing that sictJon 2
of the act of March 1, 18G9, shall
not bo construed to prohibit thj
President from conferring Brevet
commissions for distinguished con
duct and gallant and meritorious
public sen-ice during the Indian
hostilities in the presence of h)stile
Indians ; also, a bill proA'iding that
any pornon or jersons who shajl
Avilfully or mnHQwhsly-inJuffj or'ffe
stroy any of tho Avbrks, property or
material of anytelegraphle line
constructed or in process of con
struction by thej United States, or
that may hereafter be constructed
or oAvnod by thp vTJnltcd QtatpSj or
who shall Avilfully or' maliciously
interfere in any A-ay Avith the
Avorkhigorus) of such tflPgraphlc
line, or who shah wilfully or
maliciouslyobatruot, hinder or de
lay the transmission of any com
munication over any telegraphic
line shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and on conviction
thereonh rmy cqurt q f the United
Statesshall he lined not' Jes3 tjian
one nunureu nor more man onp J
thousand dollars, or with imprison
ment for a term not exceeding three
years, or Avith both at the discre
tion of the court.
California Grangers. Jjayp ad
dressed a communication to the
centennial commission in which
they ofler to raise one-half of the
amount of the subscriptions, being
seA'enty-fiA-e thousand dollars. The
prospects of the commission are
much brighter than they ha.-o been
heretofore, and much energy Is
being displayed in Avorking to
secure a success without the aid of
Congress.
The bill Avhioh recently passed
the House for the relief o"f settlers
on railroad lands and to proA-ide for
granting to railroad companies other
lantis in piape or tijose occupied by
settlers, Is now before the House
committee on public lands. It pro
Aides that in the adjustment of all
railroad land, grants, whether made
directly to any railroad company or
to to any State for railroad purpose,
if any of tho lands so granted Le
found In tho possession of an actual
settler, whose entry or filing has
been alloAA-ed under the prc-empticp
or nomesieaq iqavs qi tjio United
States wjpequent tq tpe time at
which by the decision of the land
qfflce the right of said road Ayas dr,
claredto We' attached to such
lands, the grantees glA-e up a proper
relinquishment of the lands so en
tered, and shall be entitled to select
an equal quantity of other Jauds In
llcq thercqf, from any of the public
lands Avlthln 'the limits of the
grant nofc qtherAvise'apppropriated
at the date of selection to Avhich
they shall reoolvo titlo, the same as
though originally granted, and any
such ontrles or filings thus relieved
from conflict, may be perfected into
completed title, as If such lands had
not been granted, proAided that
nothing herein contained, shall in
any manner be so construed as to
enlarge the grant to any such rail
foad land, proAided further that this
act shall not b construed so as in
any manner to" oonfiira. or legalize
any decision or ruling of the Inte
rior Department, under Avbich
lands haA-e been certified to any
railroad company, Avhen such lands
have been entered by a pre-emption
or homestead settler. Often the lo
cation of a line of road, and prior to
the notice to the local land office of
the withdrawal of such lands from
market, this bill Js advocated by
the known opponents of the rail
road companies, and it is claimed to
be i the interest of etti-:s
ft?e in danger of losing their 'lands,
which are claimed by the railroad
company.
New York, May 23.
Mr and Mrs. Sartoris, the distin
guish r-d bridal couple, left the oth
Avenue hotel at quarter before 10
this morning. The party departed
in four carriages, bride and groom,
thepresidentandMrs. Grant taki
mg seats in the first carriage: hi the
others Fred, Jesse and"U. S. jr.
An immense"crowd witnessed the
departure; carriages were rapidly
dri-en to the foot of Wcsf Twenty
fourth street, Avhere" the reA-enue
cutter Grant, Avasih waiting to take
them down the bay. Here another
crowd were anxiously aAvalting for
them, to make their annearanee: nn
time, however, Avas lost in transfer
ing the party. The cutter, Avhich
Avas anchored a short distance from
ine ock, and Avhich, from its fore
mast, there floated the Dritish
jack, Avhile the stars and stripes
floated from the main mast, and the
union jack from the mizzen mast.
Among others Avho Avent aboard were
Potter Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Lud
dington, of Chicago, Generals Por
ser, Forsyth, Sharp, McDowell and
several naA-al officers. The cutter
immediately moA-ed down the river.
opjenclid junches were sci-A-ed
board during the day.
Paris, Mav 23,
TheneAv French ministry" is tot
tering; .the belief of impending dis
solution of the National Assembly
is undiminished. There is consid
erable excitement In this city in
consequence of continued political
complications.
NEW WHITE GOODS, &C.
NVltelJs Halds and Stripes
tut, v t . "os, ew Swiss ana Mull
. . Muslins, 3STew Piques and Marseilles
Black. Alpacca and Mohairs Another Case of these Popular
.... G-oods Just Opened.
.SlSeSSSS: f Uie abOV - I'a(lie3 W,U flud U l thdr ai1-- to examine our Stock bo-
New Spring milinerv to be Opened Saturday, March 7.
A. CEUICKSHAJSTK,
Cor. 3Ath, and Xarnnam Sim.
ruar5
' Doston, May 23.
The bill to abolish State constab
ulary has finally pa-ed the House,
to take effect immediately after ifi
passage. It will probablv go to the
Go-emor on Monday.
IF'.AJLXj STOCK!, 1S73 !
on
Washington, May 23.
The Senate held a session all
night. Merriman concluded his
argument on the chil rights bill at
two o'clock this morning, Ahcn
Hamilton took thefloocin opposition
to the bill. Hew'us followed bv
Carponter, avIio said that he Avould
vote against it because it contained
a clause relating to State jurors and
Avhich he held to be unconstitution
al ; general debate closed at 4:20 a.
m. Question was then take.ir on
Thunhanls' motion t6 strike out' that
sectioh'o'f the bill and it was' reject
ed. Numerous amendments Avere
ollitred on Ayhiph longMebato took
place, but nearly all wenrtrojected,
and Iho bill, Avithout material
amendment, passed by a A-ote of
29 to 18. When the chair announced
the passage of the bill, a few colored
Pf riH9 who hiul ronjauied in the
galleries a.ll 'hjghf, 'testified "tln-Ir
grntjlicfttion by clapping their
hands, Senate then, 7 a. m., ad
Journed until Mondav.
Santandkh, Maj 23.
The Carlists haA-e suri)risol ami
surrounded a regiment of A-olunteers
near the city. The Republicans at
last accounts held out and relief had
been sent. Great excitement pre-A-ails
here, as the men in danger all
belong to this place.
London, May 22.
A dispatch from ltatronnc s.ivs
that engagements take place daily
between the Carlists and Republi
cans for the possession of the
heights commanding Bilboa. It is
claimed that the Carlists haA-e gain
ed some successes.
London, May 23.
The parliamentary election in
Durham has been annulled, on ac
count ot bribery; and the election
in GaLway, on account of intimida
tion by thp electors.
Penhem & Seribner, merchants,
haA-e failed. There liabilities are es
timated at three million dollars.
London, May 23.
The Telegraph's special dispatch
from Paris asserts that Prince Met
ternlch, not the Duke of Montebelo.
as announced Thursday, Avas'slight
ly Vj-onndetV hi the' duel between
thoe two two persons.
Special dispatches from Taris in
relation to the ministerial crisis are
confused and contradictory. The
Times di-patches says tin? cabinet
intends to give the assembly the op
tion of acceptance of the pro
gramme or dissolution.
E. A. BROWN, 248 Douglas Street
SY-HOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOODS, CARPETS,
AND OIL CLOTH
J&&S opened to be
-!-.--; " u" -"ouicuecrcy, consisting of
MliTO, EMPRESS CLOTHS, REPELLANTS.
ALPACAS & MOHAIRS, also TELVET & BE AYER CL0AIOM.S
FULL STOCK OF StIAWLS, BLANKETS, FLANSter q
1
-ta--rxri GscxjCMmstra
MERINO UNDERWEAR AND WORSTED gooto
TABLE USES IX KI1EAT TiniETT. X FCU. In, P VTUSJUb.
OS
MiTS.
CHEAPEST
NEAyYo.nUj May 3,
The steamshipBalticIeft her dock
at half past 11 this morning, pro
ceeding down the harbor, and at
Quarantine took on board Mrs. and
Mrs. Sar toils. The Baltic Avas sa
luted Avith heaA-y guus on the road
to Quarantine. There Avere many
vessfjs jn the Harhop-and baygaily
decorated and oroAvded Avith specta
tors. Alter the Baltic came to a
final stop at Quarantine Bridge,
the bridal couple passed on
aboard the Baltic and retired from
view. In response to the cheers
gh-en the president raised big liat
and acknowledged the compliment.
The bridal couple ahpred their
tyaA-eheg dress and Avere generally
admired hy ajl, After the Baltic
left the quarantine she Avas accom
panied ilown by a post boat, and
ono or two other" steamers returned
to the city Avith many Avho had gone
doAvn the bay to gi-e the party a
hearty send oil
London, May 23.
A Times correspondent at Paris
thinks the new ministry Avill fail If
it attempts to go beyond mere ad
ministration, and states that Presi
dent McMahon yesterday morning
threatened to resign. A special dis
patch report that all hopes of pass
ing the constitutional laws have
been abandoned.
The appointment of Gen. Civcy
to premiership, cau-cs srreat sensa
tion. " "
Disatchcs from Santander repre
sent that the Carlbt raid in tliat vi
cinity is a formidable movement;
some 15,000 of the Insurgents are
Avithin fiA-e leagues of the town;
they give no quarters.
?.
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CKJRXSES SHIYEE,iCK
urmture, bedding, Mirrors.
ffa 6vexytMag pertainina; to the FTJRNITTJRE Q rrr.
MOLSTiLRT trade; has largely increas?r) i tifc and, JJP-
aflung in this Uae, to ezatrn1n!StkeT?ept&
FABIOBSEXS IOTOGES&0 GLSTERT2D AKq
"-' "' vr Xi.xCiJsX.
MARKETS ttY TELEGRAPH.
' . STACK.
.io. k. FarrcuETT
SPAUN & PRITCHETT,
Attermejg ui Couaselora at Law.
OCee, 506 Twtitth 8treet.
A-11' I . Omaha. Neb.
G. W. AMBROSE,
KEDICK-S OPERA HOUSE
New.'ork Money Market.
Neav York, May 23.
Money Ea.y at 23 per cent.
Foreign Exchange Dull and
steady at 48S for sixty day, and
401 for sight".
Gold Strong but dull; opened at
112, Avith a rise to 112J, nt Avhich
price all sales slucp mid-day have
been madej Thoro Is now a firmer
tone and feeling in the market.
GoA-ernments Steady; but do
A-oid of any special feature; cur
rencj Cs, 117.
Stocks Quiet, with only limi
ted speculations. Market strong,
howeA-er. This morning prices adi
vanced JU percent. PaciOc Mail,
22J;U. P.,'27i; "SV. U., 72.
New York Produce Market.
New York, May 23.
BreadstufTs Opened quiet.
Flour HeaA-y super State and
"Western, 5 355 So; extra, G 15
uuv.
"Wheat
-I better : No. 1 snrincr
1 551 53; Xo 2 Chicago 1 471 48;
No, 2 Milwaukee spring 1 52.
Corn Quiet SG87.
Oats Firm, 6264. x
Rye Nominal, 1 0C1 0?.
WhUkey Quiet at 08,
PrnvU'CTl5 Quje; flrm
Pork Shade higher. Old mess
16 50 bfd; new 18 00,
Lard 11J11.
Leather Best grades active at
full prices; other grades quiet.
Iron Dull.
"Yool Supply light; "new spring
high.
CAE11AGE, BUGGi" and WAGON
MANUFACTURER.
N. E. CORNER of 14th and HARNEY BTS,
WOULD TetpectfnUr announce to the "pnb
Uc that he Is now ready to fill all con
tracts in the abOTe lines with neatness and
dispatch. -
, aw-Expreu wagons constantlr on hand and
lor (ale.
Paris, a-ia )
London, 1 a. jr. May 23.
The minNtrj has finally been con
stituted as follows : Gen. De Cosie
minister of Avar and Vice-President
of the council; Duke De
Cazes, ininNtcr of foreign affairs;
M DeFoiu tin, minister of the in
terior; M Peirrc laS"Ci minister of
finance; M Engine Caillaux. min
ister of public Aorks; M Loomis
GriA-ert, minister of commerce;
Viscount De Camont, minister of
of publio institutions; M Adrien
Lailhud, minister of justice; Mar
quis of Montrignac, minister of
maiiue.
Chicayo Produce Market.
CllICAQO, May 23.
"WheaiEasier ; moderately ac
tive ; June 1 20 ; Cash 1 20J1 20";
Nominally 1 20 ; No. 1 Minn 1 2lj;
No. 2 Minn 1 23; No. 3 1 14! ; Re
jected 1 0G,
Com Steady; moderately acti-c;
June C0JG0jj; July 01 J; Cash C91
GO?; Rejected 57J.
Rye Strong; No. 2 J 02.
Barley Very irregular; No, 2.
1 GO 1 7 0; No. 3 1 201 25 ; Rs
jected 1 10.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
CiiiCAGO,"May 23.
Hogs Receipts 8,600; official,
yesterday, 11,415, Market fairly
active and firm; sales pf inferior to
common at 4 505 00; good to
choice extra 5 750 00.
Cattle Receipts 1,000; official,
yesterday, 1,000. Market clearing
Avith all sold. To-day the market is
steady and firm at former quota
tions. Fair to choice steers 5 12"
6 00; extra steers, G 106 25; stock
ers 4 554 G2J.
bAVAGE & MANDERSON,
Attorneys at Law,
G. STKIFFLER,
DEA'XB N
CROCE HIES,
Piotis'ons,
I'm I is
Xul.s
C'onfecllouery,
JOOFCC:,
Scgars,
&c, &c, Ac.
H T rrdFAKSUAJI.
K. ITIl.cl
a lltif
Schneider & Burmester
Manufaciurers of
TIN, COPPER AXD SHEET IROS
AVARE. DEALERS IN
CooLhig and Heating StoTes.
Tin llixiUn, Spouting and Guttering don
short notice and in the
itictn trret
uesl manner.
sept2 d
CHASLXJ
212 FAENHASI STBEAT.
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N.J.BURNHAM.
ATTOUJiE? AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW,
CL1RE & FRENCH.
Wholesale Grocers
Auu.Jia'ersI a
CANNED GOODS
iiiur.n J.-IHJ1TS, etc.
Green Fruits in their Season
. SHnrwuTNWi
As9 sgts-f , -m - - - -sssm
-J-"a?'-"ot.cxxvis.
FRANK J. RAM SB
DRAPER & TAILOR
ANL. DEALER IN
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING 'GOODS
.pUAsMrlminlorimporM WmIms. jui Work Wrra.le4.
a3m' - - Oman,. .
LADIES' SUITS ! SUITS SUITS '
Just RecedJstJte'oe? '
IjUWEST
AND
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REFITTED WITHOUT EXTIiA CHABGE ! !
G. F. HICKLIAIT, 25G Douglas.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Cor. 13tli said Haraoy Streets,
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Spring and Summer Styles.
A. POLACK,
CLOTHIER,
233 Farnkam St Hear 14tb.
No. 2M Farnnain Street
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